Welcome to another video.

Now, yesterday we took a look at the Ethel on 3000 G, but I slightly overlooked one teeny tiny thing the overcooking ability off the integrated Vega three graphics.

I mean, one of the biggest appeals of this chip is that it's fully unlocked and to not overcook the integrated graphics.

Well, that was a silly move on my part, so I thought we'd go back today.

Take a look at a few off the more demanding games we tested yesterday on See what difference could be seeing if we boost the clock speed off the GP from 1100 megahertz to 16.

50 megahertz will also be keeping that 3.8 gigahertz CPU overcooked as well.

And I call myself a tech you too, but leaving out details like that.

So let me just show you in.

CPU said here the full specs once again here is the 3000 very overcooked to 3.8 gigahertz stable.

We're also using 3200 megahertz DDR four memory, 16 gigs of DDR four to be precise, just like yesterday.

And as you can see in the graphical section here we have the Vega three graphics overcooked from 1100 megahertz to 16 50 megahertz.

This is a simple as adjusting the setting in the BIOS.

So the four games I want to take another look at our battlefield.

Five.

Red Dead Redemption to dirt rally to Andi player unknowns, battle grounds These were the games that struggle the most yesterday, yet with a few tweaks were still able to manage 30 f.

P s just about.

I think Battlefield five came close, but it didn't quite hit it.

So let's run back through the games, put the comparative results on screen before and after the overcook, and then we'll discuss the difference.

So, first up it is, of course, Battlefield five once again at the low preset with 7 20 p and d x 12 mode enabled, we are now seeing 37 frames per second, as opposed to yesterday's 29.

The 1% in 10.1% lows have also increased significantly from 23 to 30 and 14 to 24 respectively.

In fact, the new 1% low with the overcooked Vega three i gpu is pretty much the same as the old average with the Vega three at the stock clocks off 1100 megahertz.

A nice improvement to start with.

So yesterday in red dead redemption to we had to set the resolution scale to 50% in order to achieve a 30 f p s average.

But today I decided to go in with 100% resolution scale.

So we're running at full 7 20 p resolution Now with the stock graphics clock, the Vega three I, gpu struggled with around 19 to 20 f p s.

But soon as we over clocked it well, we were so close to achieving 30 this wasn't quite possible.

But I did note that if we turn the resolution down one step further to 1024 by 76 A instead of dropping the resolution scale, this would give us the 30 f p.

S average that we so wanted in yesterday's video.

Again, it's a nice improvement and actually makes red dead redemption to playable somewhat, albeit at a lower resolution.

If you've got 1024 by 768 or 7 20 p, monitor low.

Well, it won't look as bad as opposed to playing on a 10 80 p scream with this race.

It was another delightful improvement in dirt rally to yesterday.

The average was around 31 but today that jumped up around 12 frames per second, and now we were seeing 43.

The 1% in 10.1% knows that also improved, and overall, it's a smooth that experience.

This really is a pretty good chip, I have to admit.

Yesterday I thought it was pretty good, you know, to cause for threads, integrated graphics, gaming, all that it could run things at 30 FBS at a push.

But today, with this over cook, well, I like it even more.

It's making very light work of dirt really, too, and you could probably explore the settings a little more.

There's just a little more overhead now to play around with the graphical features.

So yesterday, with pub gee, we were just on the cusp of 30 frames per second, hovering around 32.

There were certainly some drops, but with this over clock today, look at the result now, at least 40 frames per second here improved 1% on 10.1% lows.

A simple change of the setting in the BIOS is all it takes to get this F P s gain and what's better?

You can still do this with these stock cooler both the CPU and GPR over clocked with these stock Athlon caller I said yesterday, it screams, and it's still screaming.

But aside from the wine, it's not that loud, to be honest, but I would still recommend replacing it with even a stock rise in cooler.

If you have one handy or if not, perhaps, purchase one for a few pounds, as this will help keep things very quiet.

The newly over cock to Vega three graphics also allowed me to play the outer worlds, albeit with 7 20 p resolution and then a 70% resolution scale.

Yesterday, I couldn't even play this without the game freezing entirely.

So this is a nice fix in a way.

And what's more, we're seeing over 30 frames per second again.

It doesn't look the best, but at least it runs The outer worlds is a fantastic game.

And to get it running on this entry level chip, well, it's made my day.

I know, I know.

I should have included this in yesterday's results.

I didn't think too much of it At the time, I tried manually adjusting the integrated graphics cock in the BIOS, but I kept finding that it was resetting.

However, after a BIOS update, it seemed to resolve the issue.

And it's a simple as adjusting a couple of things.

In order to achieve this new Speedo, I'll put in the description how to do it should any of you want to do the same anyway, Thank you for watching.

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